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Patient Care Rounds: Postoperative Check in
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Patient Care Rounds: Postoperative Check in Results | Completed
Fundamentals Fall 2023, NURS 2121
Return to Assignment (/assignments/892847/)
Environmental Safety Check: 6 of 7 (85%)
Students investigate the patient's hospital room for potential environmental safety risks and reco
any that they find
# Summary Description Learner Rationale Model Rationale
1 Item: Sequential
Compression
Device.
Discovered: Yes.
Your
Answer:
Safe.
Correct
answer:
Safe.
Points: 1 out of 1.
You discover the
sequential
compression device
hanging at the foot
of Mr. Larsen's bed.
The cord and
sleeves are stored
out of the way. It is
unpowered.
(No Documentation Made) Because Mr. Larsen is
ordered to have SCD
treatment during post-o
the device needs to be
his room and ready to b
administered to him. Si
he is not currently
receiving SCD treatmen
it should be properly pu
away.
2 Item: Non-skid
Socks.
Discovered: Yes.
Your
Answer:
Safe.
Correct
answer:
Safe.
Points: 1 out of 1.
You discover that
Mr. Larsen's feet are
covered by non-skid
socks.
Patient feet are covered
by non-skilled socks to
prevent Falls
Because Mr. Larsen is
fall risk, he needs to we
the non-skid socks as a
preemptive measure as
dictated by Shadow
General Policy.
Your Results Turn In (/assignment_attempts/15523034/choose)
Lab Pass (/assignment_attempts/15523034/lab_pass
Overview
Transcript
Subjective Data Collection
Objective Data Collection
Education & Empathy
Interventions
Environmental Safety Check
SBAR
Documentation
Video Tutorial
Reflection
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# Summary Description Learner Rationale Model Rationale
3 Item: Floor.
Discovered: Yes.
Your Answer: Safe.
Correct answer: Safe.
Points: 1 out of 1.
You discover the floor of
the room is empty.
Floor of the room is empty and free
of clusters
Th
clu
ris
pre
en
po
on
4 Item: Commode.
Discovered: Yes.
Your Answer: Safe.
Correct answer: Unsafe.
Points: 0 out of 1.
You discover the commode
sitting across the room
from the bed. The non-slip
connectors at the end of
the legs look intact.
Commode across the room, non-
slip connectors at the end of the leg
look intact
Th
La
us
wa
ris
wa
clo
5 Item: Call Light.
Discovered: Yes.
Your Answer: Unsafe.
Correct answer: Unsafe.
Points: 1 out of 1.
You discover the call light
on a shelf across the room.
It is powered and
functional.
Call light is far from patient's reach Th
the
be
co
as
6 Item: Incentive
Spirometer.
Discovered: Yes.
Your Answer: Safe.
Correct answer: Safe.
Points: 1 out of 1.
You discover an incentive
spirometer sitting on Mr.
Larsen's bedside table. It
appears operational.
Bedside incentive spirometer is
operational
Be
fro
im
inc
sh
be
ne
7 Item: Bed Position.
Discovered: Yes.
Your Answer: Unsafe.
Correct answer: Unsafe.
Points: 1 out of 1.
You discover the bed in
high position with the
wheels locked. Upper side
rails and lower leg rails are
raised.
What is a high position, upper side
rails and Lower Side drills are
raised
Ac
po
sh
rai
pa
wit
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| Shadow Health® │ Digital Clinical Experiences™ from Elsevier
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Patient Care Rounds: Postoperative Check in Results | Completed
Fundamentals Fall 2023, NURS 2121
Return to Assignment (/assignments/892847/)
Environmental Safety Check: 6 of 7 (85.71%)
Students investigate the patient's hospital room for potential environmental safety risks and reco
any that they find
# Summary Description Learner Rationale Model Rationale
1 Item: Sequential
Compression
Device.
Discovered: Yes.
Your
Answer:
Safe.
Correct
answer:
Safe.
Points: 1 out of 1.
You discover the
sequential
compression device
hanging at the foot
of Mr. Larsen's bed.
The cord and
sleeves are stored
out of the way. It is
unpowered.
(No Documentation Made) Because Mr. Larsen is
ordered to have SCD
treatment during post-o
the device needs to be
his room and ready to b
administered to him. Si
he is not currently
receiving SCD treatmen
it should be properly pu
away.
2 Item: Non-skid
Socks.
Discovered: Yes.
Your
Answer:
Safe.
Correct
answer:
Safe.
Points: 1 out of 1.
You discover that
Mr. Larsen's feet are
covered by non-skid
socks.
Patient feet are covered
by non-skilled socks to
prevent Falls
Because Mr. Larsen is
fall risk, he needs to we
the non-skid socks as a
preemptive measure as
dictated by Shadow
General Policy.
Your Results Turn In (/assignment_attempts/15523034/choose)
Lab Pass (/assignment_attempts/15523034/lab_pass.pd
Overview
Transcript
Subjective Data Collection
Objective Data Collection
Education & Empathy
Interventions
Environmental Safety Check
SBAR
Documentation
Video Tutorial
Reflection
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